Projects

We are contributing to the development and construction of Active Buildings, which produce more energy than they use.

This research aims to ensure autistic people with gender dysphoria get the right support and help NHS clinicians to better understand the needs of this group.

This Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)-funded project examines the provision of 'special measures' for autistic individuals when in court settings.

We are a NIHR-funded group conducting research that aims to help develop Bath’s portfolio in applied mental health research across different disciplines.

We research the cognitive, emotional, behavioural and physiological processes that link to psychological problems

Our research focuses on the study of the mind, and processes such as reasoning, visual processing, problem-solving and emotion.

Our research will focus on how people perceive pain and how others affect their pain, as well as considering wider social and environmental influences on pain.

Our research in this area includes strengths in child trauma, autism and language development.

This project will embed Fastball (a promising new technique for diagnosing dementia) in an NHS memory clinic to establish how sensitive and accurate it is.

EarlyCause is a study to better understand the links between early life stress (ELS) and depression, cardiovascular diseases, and metabolic disorders.